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yankie b
03-15-2007, 11:28 AM
...share internet services..the set up wizards indicates typing I bought a wired router and i follow the procedure as stated in the cd that came with the router I installed on the host computer. my system is in the other room. My roomatHow do i connect to the host computer in order to share internet services..the set up wizards indicates typinge is using FAST ACCESS DSL BELLSOUTH.Could you tell me the procedure to follow.The incoming connection status is indicating disconnected...The LAN status indicate connected.later i discovered that I need to use the set up wizard by typing http://192.168.0.1/ into the browser.the router that ibought is N4P ROUTER made by Nexxtech. When i type the address , it is not showing any headway. It shows address can not be found . Any help

Tracy L
03-15-2007, 11:29 AM
Well having a little trouble following the information but
Basically to setup a router. You connect from your machine to the router with an eithernet cable.

(Check to be sure your computer is set to DHCP) You can do this from Control Panel, Network Connections, Double click on Local Area connection. On the screen that opens go to the bottom and click on Internet Protocol/TCP/IP be sure the check boxes say use DHCP and obtain DNS Automatically. Click ok and close out all those screens.

Then open a web browser and in the address bar type
http://192.168.0.1 you should reach the configuration pages for your router. Most will be almost automatic but some arent. You may need to enter your Username and password in order to connect to Bell South (I think they require that I know SWB/ATT does)

Once that is done you should connect. LAN is local area network (thats your compuers) WAN is wide area network (thats the internet).
So the DSL/Cable modem has to connect to the WAN port of your router - in some routers the router itself is the modem so a DSL line connects to that side.

Re-read the setup directions I bet you find the answer.